Softgod
04-13-04, 08:13 AM
Whats up all. I am part of a few LAN parties here in Indianapolis, Indiana.
We have another event setup for this weekend. 200+ people will be at this event kicking butt and taking names.
You can find out more at www.indygamers.com
I am useing the same network backbone that we used for the last Stompfest. Here is what Pimprig had to say about my personal network.
"Before I could finish setting up, people were aready playing games and taunts were flying through the air. I couldn't help but smile. The Stompfest folks already had servers up and running for some popular games. To say that the Stompfest crew was prepared would not do them justice. They had a network guru setup the network sporting load balancing hubs and a fiber optic backbone for some serious multiplayer gaming goodness. In addition to the fast network they also had a Comcast Cable Modem hookup that was shared amongst us. The cockpit of the stompfest event, being the main front stage, was adorned with a plethora of PC geek treasures which hid the mind boggling array of servers and cords behind them. Walking up and onto this stage the first time was an experience unto itself. Having run smaller lanparties in the past I knew the level of organization that these guys had."
You can read the entire article here:
http://articles.pimprig.com/events/stompfest_2-6-2004_event.php
and this is what Chenbro had to say:
http://www.chenbro.com.tw/Chenbro_Newsletter/Vol13_Lanparty.htm
I will have my Corebuilder 9000 out for the weekend all 137 pounds of it...aka Elvis.
There will be a Gigabit table setup as well. Most of the seats will be 10/100 with a gigabit fibre backbone.
If you want more information on the stompfest event head on over to stompfest.com
Then there is my solo lan that I have once a year, www.winterwonderlan.com
We have another event setup for this weekend. 200+ people will be at this event kicking butt and taking names.
You can find out more at www.indygamers.com
I am useing the same network backbone that we used for the last Stompfest. Here is what Pimprig had to say about my personal network.
"Before I could finish setting up, people were aready playing games and taunts were flying through the air. I couldn't help but smile. The Stompfest folks already had servers up and running for some popular games. To say that the Stompfest crew was prepared would not do them justice. They had a network guru setup the network sporting load balancing hubs and a fiber optic backbone for some serious multiplayer gaming goodness. In addition to the fast network they also had a Comcast Cable Modem hookup that was shared amongst us. The cockpit of the stompfest event, being the main front stage, was adorned with a plethora of PC geek treasures which hid the mind boggling array of servers and cords behind them. Walking up and onto this stage the first time was an experience unto itself. Having run smaller lanparties in the past I knew the level of organization that these guys had."
You can read the entire article here:
http://articles.pimprig.com/events/stompfest_2-6-2004_event.php
and this is what Chenbro had to say:
http://www.chenbro.com.tw/Chenbro_Newsletter/Vol13_Lanparty.htm
I will have my Corebuilder 9000 out for the weekend all 137 pounds of it...aka Elvis.
There will be a Gigabit table setup as well. Most of the seats will be 10/100 with a gigabit fibre backbone.
If you want more information on the stompfest event head on over to stompfest.com
Then there is my solo lan that I have once a year, www.winterwonderlan.com